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SOLUTIONS Groups\Activities Buddy System – give organizer – client’s contact details Updated feb 2020 Groups Day and Time Venue Notes venue Contact details Arts and Crafts Every 2nd Colville House For more information Art (U3A)* Monday 1.30- School Road on all the classes and 3.30 NR33 9NB groups please contact Jan & les Jan & les 01502 539541 01502 539541 Part of Buddy system Art Classes Mondays Various Windsor gallery Water Colors Wednesdays Times 167 London Road South * 6 week beginners Thursdays Lowestoft Drawing course Fridays NR33 0DR /Sketching, 01502 512278 Oils/Acrylic and [email protected] Pastels Arts and Crafts Lowestoft Art 2nd and 4th 7.30 United Reform Church Group Friday in the London Road North month Lowestoft NR32 1HB [email protected] Lowestoft Live Arts Lowestoft Live Thursdays 10 -2pm Colville House Arts and crafts group Arts School Road for the visually Lowestoft impaired run by East Group for the NR33 9NB Suffolk Association for visually impaired the blind. run by East Suffolk Mrs Linda Evans, Secretary Association for the 01502 513371 blind. [email protected] Additonal contact: East Suffolk Association for the Blind 01473 611011 1 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing [email protected] a i l b Carlton Colville Tuesdays 2-4 Carlton Colville Methodist Arts and craft sessions Arts and Crafts Church in a friendly Group Lowestoft Road atmosphere for carers Carlton Colville and cared for to take NR33 8JD part in together or have time on their own. (Over 18s only) Crafty Club Every 2nd 10-12 Trinity Methodist Church A charge of £1 to Saturday of the High Street cover costs of month Lowestoft materials etc. NR32 1HU Tel: 01502 573048 [email protected] The Yard Project The Yard Tuesdays 1 – 3 Ashby road NR32 2BB Part of Buddy system All crafts Fridays 10-12 Susan [email protected] 01502 584305 * Lowestoft Art and Every 2nd Friday 1 – 3 Boston Lodge, Come along and try Craft Group of the month Boston Road your hand at arts and Lowestoft crafts, or just join us NR32 1GU for coffee and a chat. Contact EVE on 07341867131 [email protected] Knit & Natter Wednesdays 2 - 4 St Andrews Church Part of Buddy system Lowestoft Roman road NR32 2QD * Gill Gabb 01502 572546 [email protected] Norfolk Knitters & Stitches Wednesdays 10 -3 Coconut Loft 8 Waterloo Road NR33 0AA Mondays The friends meeting Hall 2 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing Kirkley Quilt + 9.30- St Georges Road Patchwork group 12.30 Pakefield NR33 0JS 1.30- Jean Chivers Tuesdays 4.30 01502 568759 9.30- 12.30 1.30- 4.30 Pakefield Patchers Every Thursday 9.30 - Pakefield Church Hall 12.30 Pakefield NR33 0JZ Sandra Sacks 01502 537106 Part of Buddy system Or just come along to the hall any Thursday! * [email protected] Wood Carvers Third Sunday of 10-4pm East Point Academy, £25 per annum each month, Kirkley Run, Lowestoft, Suffolk, membership, which except NR33 0UQ gets you a quarterly December magazine and liability when it is the Leader, Anna Cullingford insurance. We carve second Sunday 01603 433505 from 10am to 4pm, norfolk-suffolk There is a £5 meeting @britishwoodcarversassociation charge which covers .co.uk tea, coffee, cake and hall hire. Most people bring packed lunch. Wood Turners Second Mutford Village Hall on the Beginners welcome second Thursday of each Thursday of month when demonstrations each month demonstrations are are given by nationally noted and last given by nationally turners. The new workshop noted turners each Monday of the evenings take place on the month month last Monday of the month at the same venue. For more information contact Mr Wooden 01502 740625 or email [email protected] Befriending Services 3 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing Silverline 0800 470 8090 Helpline for Older 24 hours a day every day People Telephone People age 55 and over, who would like to receive regular weekly telephone friendship from a Friendship friendly and supportive volunteer, called a Silver Line Friend. The calls last approximately 30 minutes, The Silver Line and take place on the same day, at the same time, each week. Older people and volunteers are offers weekly matched carefully, to ensure they have some common interests and compatible personalities and calls to people friendships are reviewed regularly, to ensure that both parties find them enjoyable. Age Uk Suffolk Companion Service Contact 01473 357070 There is a charge for this Service. We visit people in their own Christine Roe The Befriending homes or in the community to Area Co-Ordinator - Lowestoft Free Service Scheme enable 1 to 1 time for the The Befriending Scheme person with their volunteer, to 07906 758039 develop their friendship and Learning reduce feelings of loneliness Disabilities and isolation. Bowls Clubs : Whapload Road Sparrows Nest Unsure of day Lowestoft Suffolk Bowls Telephone for United Kingdom further details NR32 1XG Sparrows Nest Bowls Email: Club Phone: 01502 562113 affiliation BowlsEngland : Lawn bowls club Kensington Monday to Mostly Kensington Gardens May to September Garden Bowls Saturday evening Kensington Road s LOWESTOFT Suffolk NR33 0HY Mr A G Anderson, Secretary 01502 586493 Email [email protected] Lowestoft Railway Club 4 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing Lowestoft Railway Contact club 123a Carlton Road Bowls club for details Lowestoft NR33 OLZ 01502 560172 [email protected] Kessingland United Working Kessingland Contact club Mens Club The Avenue working men’s for details Kessingland Club Lowestoft Bowls Suffolk NR33 7QD01502 740218 [email protected] We have a £10.00 Pakefield Short Every 1.30 Pakefield Church Hall annual membership Mat Bowls Club Wednesday 3.30 Pakefield fee and a weekly fee (Short mat bowls) and Fridays NR33 0JZ of £2.50, and include a tea/coffee break during the afternoon. We also have outings during the year. To find out more, just turn up any Wednesday or Friday afternoon and you will be assured of a warm welcome. Computer Classes Lowestoft Library Absolute Beginners 1:1: Absolute beginners Manager: Jane Rothon Internet and computer Sessions arranged on training sessions for Computer Lessons a mutually beginners – book in FREE convenient basis, Clapham Road South, Lowestoft advance N/a NR32 1DR Tel: 01502 442810 Email: Lowestoft.library@suffolklibrari es.co.uk BOOK & READING GROUPS 5 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing Bookworm Club Every 2nd 2 – 4 Colville House For more information (U3A)* Monday School Road on all the classes and NR33 9NB groups please contact Jan & les Jan & les 01502 539541 01502 539541 Reading Group Last Tuesday of 18.50 Lowestoft Library Contact Library for the month 20.30 Navigator Room further info 01502 674660 [email protected] Literary Locusts First 10.30 Lowestoft Library Contact Library for Wednesday of 11.30 01502 674660 further info the month [email protected] Book Club Contact for Sarah Cotterill Lowestoft and further details www.meetup.com/lowestoft/wa Waveney veney book-club/ Choirs/singing/ music Heartsong 4th Friday of the 11am Carlton Colville Methodist No need to read Supported by Suffolk month 1pm Church music or learn words Family Carers NR33 8JD – all taught by ear £2 voluntary donation Contact 07757809297 first session free Email: Part of Buddy system [email protected] * WWW.musicinourbones.btck.co. uk The kirkley centre Kirkley Every other 6.30- London Road South Part of Buddy system Community Choir Wednesday 8.30 Stephen Amer 07909 510976 * Roman Hill Fridays 7.30- St Andrews church Part of Buddy system Community Choir 9.00 Roman Road NR32 2QD * Kat Richards 0778 6153778 Church Choir Fridays 6-7.15 St Margarets Church Hollingsworth Road 6 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing NR32 4BW [email protected] Lowestoft Folk Wednesdays 7.30 St Marks Church and Square dance Bridge road Oulton Broad Club NR33 9JX Contact Tony Sundram 01493 290422 07955580455 [email protected] Lindy Hop/Jive Thursday 7pm United reform church stroll class class Lindy hop/jive 7.45pm Lowestoft (cardiff stroll, (up from gillmans jewelers) Jitterbug ,Shim class 8pm Sham)etc Beginners class 8.45pm Contact Payment on night 9pm Nigel and Gill 07986011863 please phone and Intermediate 9.30pm check class Coffee Mornings Coffee and a chat Fridays 11am- St Andrews church Part of Buddy system 12.30 Roman Road NR32 2QD * Gill Gabb 01502 572546 [email protected] South Lowestoft Coffee Morning Fridays 10- Methodist Church 11.30 Corner of Carlton Road NR33 0DY [email protected] Day Centres Saxon Road Day Centre Mainstream Care & Dementia Saxon Road Day Monday to 9am Seventh Day Adventist Church Care• Average cost per Saxon Road person,-per session - Centre Thursday 3pm Pakefield Mainstream: £38.00 per 7 Asset/solutions/CS/2017/ongoing Lowestoft person. Dementia care: Suffolk £46.00 per person. Half-days NR33 7BT available. • £5.00 for a two Eve Colley course, home cooked meal. • 07926353112 Transport is extra • Free taster Email session (you just need to pay for lunch, which is £5.00) [email protected] Britten Club Day Monday to 9am Judith Phillips centre Friday 3pm Manager Love Road Lowestoft Suffolk NR32 2NY 03333 211984 http://www.careuk.com/care- homes/the-britten-club Wellbeing Day Monday to Day Centre Manager Independent older centre Friday 45 Cotmer Road people Oulton Broad (Independent Lowestoft older people) Suffolk 01502 44 66 00 [email protected] http://wellbeingcare.co.uk Lowestoft Community Thursday Church ESOL English Contact 01502 511333 7 pm Free
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